USELESS SECRETS
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The enigma will not dissipate, the secret will not be communicated. Or perhaps there are no “secrets,” if we persist in thinking of them as propositional, or as having some content to convey. Because if that were the case, we’d have to say: nothing’s hidden, nothing’s in secret.
But what’s transmitted or shared in secret is that the secret is only “in” the transmission, “in” the sharing the moment the edifice cracks, when the whole communication falls to pieces. The secret “is” the surprise of itself. The surprising newness, at each event, of being.
There’s no secret to such a transmission. No secret transmitted. The secret is simply about the transmission. It can’t be transmitted or shared; it can’t be translated. It is it. And so it lives on… Continue reading